Vogue Hong Kong
Featured Vogue Hong Kong projects
This week's top Vogue Hong Kong projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Laufey
Vogue Hong Kong captures the ethereal presence of jazz sensation Laufey in a multifaceted editorial feature that serves as a masterclass in modern portraiture. Bringing a sense of timeless sophistication to the magazine, photographer Liu Song maneuvers between the controlled environment of studio strobe settings and the warm, cinematic intimacy of lifestyle-driven location work. The resulting visuals channel a deliberate balance of high-fashion structure and candid spontaneity, effectively blending the musician’s signature romantic aesthetic with a graphic, contemporary edge. Under the careful curation of the production team, the project leans into rich color palettes and intricate textures, utilizing everything from bold red backdrops to plush velvet accents to create a series of striking visual narratives. Stylist Cherry Mui elevates the editorial by contrasting classic tweed and chunky knitwear with playful, avant-garde elements like opera gloves and fringe, while hair and makeup work by Vanessa Wong and Cooney Lai ensures a polished, versatile finish that translates seamlessly across every frame. This feature feels both intimate and grand, utilizing clean studio lighting and natural light to emphasize the subject’s expressive, multifaceted persona. By moving away from traditional static posing, the shoot captures a sense of movement and professional storytelling that firmly cements Laufey’s position as a style icon within the current landscape of media and entertainment.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Radiant Rythm
Radiant Rythm for Vogue Hong Kong presents a series of editorial jewellery still lifes, blending luxury hardware with organic and found objects. The project explores themes of contrast through macro photography, pairing pavé-set diamond rings and intricate gold necklaces with elements like raw mineral stones, charred stationery, and flora. Executed with a focus on tactile detail, the compositions shift between minimalist, soft-lit arrangements on neutral backgrounds and moody, low-key lighting setups against deep black surfaces. The project features casting direction by Marina Fairfax.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Falling For Emily Blunt
Vogue Hong Kong captures actor Emily Blunt in a multi-part fashion editorial titled Falling For Emily Blunt. Photographed by Domen & Van de Velde and styled by fashion editor Dena Giannini, the series centers on an elevator-based narrative that oscillates between the frenzy of celebrity exposure and surreal, high-fashion staging. The editorial features a range of bold looks, from structured leather jackets and floor-length gowns to layered pearl necklaces and embroidered coats. The visual language employs polished, soft light and clean compositions to highlight the interplay between Blunt and the surrounding cast, which includes models and service-industry archetypes. The project incorporates futuristic elements and experimental styling, with hair by Orlando Pita and makeup by Jenn Streicher.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Naomi Campbell Fierce Force
Vogue Hong Kong’s 'Fierce Force' editorial features supermodel Naomi Campbell in a series of high-fashion portraits exploring architectural silhouettes and rich tactile textures. Photographed by Luigi and Iango, the project leans into both vibrant color palettes and high-contrast monochrome aesthetics to highlight the interplay between structured luxury garments and fluid, avant-garde styling. The imagery utilizes polished beauty lighting and soft chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize sculptural tailoring, ranging from exaggerated puff-shoulder jackets and leather ensembles to draped wool coats and lace detailing. By maintaining a minimalist studio focus, the editorial places the emphasis squarely on the interplay of light and form within professional magazine fashion photography.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Solace Of The Wild
Solace of the Wild is a fashion editorial series produced for Vogue Hong Kong, blending rugged outdoor landscapes with minimalist studio portraiture. The project explores themes of contrast and texture, balancing the structured silhouettes of high-fashion tailoring with the raw, expansive atmosphere of rural highlands and rolling hills. Photographed by Daniel Benson, the series leans into an aesthetic characterized by earthy tones and monochrome palettes, often utilising grainy, analogue film techniques to heighten the sense of timelessness. The styling, curated by Thea Lewis-Yates, juxtaposes voluminous coats and intricate knitwear against delicate fabrics like silk and lace. With hair and makeup by Emil Zed and casting by Marina Fairfax, the editorial features model Esme Cornelius throughout, grounding the collection in a contemplative and moody visual narrative.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · The Next Face
Vogue Hong Kong presents 'The Next Face,' a fashion editorial series captured by photographer Bridget Fleming. The collection leans into an authentic, candid street-style atmosphere, utilizing natural light to highlight layered tailoring and rich, tactile fabrics against gritty urban backdrops. Featuring models Brooke Gabel, Daria Rodionova, Dru Campbell, Eli Langer, Gabriela Nied, Jae Lee, Jillian Burns, Laura Savy, and Maria Mavarez, the project balances high-contrast monochrome aesthetics with clean, structural compositions. Makeup artistry by Stoj and casting direction by Marina Fairfax round out the production, grounding the contemporary styling within a sharp, visual narrative.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Clutch of Time
Vogue Hong Kong presents Clutch of Time, a high-fashion editorial series captured by photographer Matthieu Delbreuve. The project centers on model Sijia Kang, exploring a juxtaposition of classic tailoring and textural layering against a backdrop of European architectural elements. Throughout the series, the imagery leans into a clean editorial aesthetic, utilizing natural light and chiaroscuro techniques to emphasize the weight of knitwear, shearling, and structured outerwear. Styling choices by Asami Maeda and makeup by Isis Moënne-Loccoz maintain a polished, graphic focus, while casting by Marina Fairfax grounds the narrative in precise, sophisticated silhouettes. The work utilizes both monochrome and tonal palettes to highlight the tactile qualities of the wardrobe.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Cast A Spell
Vogue Hong Kong’s Cast A Spell is a beauty editorial featuring model Xie Chaoyu. The project focuses on high-impact cosmetic applications, utilizing bold color palettes and precise application techniques to define a series of distinct looks. Photographer Benjamin Vnuk captures the subjects in intimate, vertical portraits that rely on clean studio lighting to emphasize skin texture and detail. The editorial direction centers on macro compositions, characterized by glossy finishes and sharp styling. Key contributions include hair styling by Kei Takano and makeup artistry by Bea Sweet, with casting led by Marina Fairfax.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Vogue Hong Kong September 2025 Covers
Vogue Hong Kong presents its September 2025 cover series, an editorial project led by photographer Yeongjun Kim. Creative and fashion director Sean Kunjambu guides the visual narrative, which features a portrait-focused aesthetic using natural light to accentuate the textures of the subject’s attire. Producers Katherine Ho and Lee Kyung Kim managed the production. The covers employ a clean, vertical composition, contrasting minimalist styling with intricate details such as sheer lace and structured tailoring. The imagery utilises a warm-toned, textured backdrop in one instance and a translucent glass block setting in another, maintaining an editorial focus throughout the media.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Sky High
Vogue Hong Kong’s Sky High editorial presents a sophisticated exploration of texture and silhouette, captured through the lens of photographer Nick Thompson. Featuring model Claudia Campana, the project leans into a clean, polished studio aesthetic that alternates between minimalist seamless backdrops and evocative, urban-inspired set designs. The imagery highlights intricate garment details—ranging from sheer lace and structured leather to voluminous faux fur—underpinned by consistent, soft directional lighting. The creative production centers on a refined visual language, with hair styling by Daniel Martin and makeup by Jinny Kim providing a sharp, high-contrast finish. Set designer Ciaran Linden Beale creates versatile environments that transition from stark, vertical compositions to architectural vignettes. With casting directed by Marina Fairfax, the editorial emphasizes a contemporary fashion narrative defined by its tactile focus and disciplined, vertical framing.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Vogue Hong Kong x Tommy Hilfiger Fall 2025
Vogue Hong Kong partners with Tommy Hilfiger for their Fall 2025 editorial, featuring singer and actress Jisoo as the central talent. The project leans into a nostalgic aesthetic, combining collegiate-inspired apparel with vintage automotive props to anchor the collection's seasonal launch. The imagery alternates between studio-based, minimalist portraiture and outdoor location photography. These editorial shots utilize natural light and warm, retro-inflected framing to highlight textures like houndstooth tweed, cable-knit sweaters, and structured outerwear. The execution focuses on a clean, classic composition that pairs sharp tailoring with casual styling.
Project Vogue Hong Kong · Ready to Rock
Vogue Hong Kong presents 'Ready to Rock,' a beauty editorial captured by photographer Jeff Hahn. The series focuses on high-contrast portraiture, utilizing beauty light and polished finishes to highlight intricate details ranging from metallic stiletto nails to graphic wet-look hair styling. Featuring models Diya Zhang and Qun Ye, the project leans into a moody and tactile aesthetic. The creative team includes hair stylist Yoshitaka Miyazaki and makeup artist Sophia Sinot, who collaborated to emphasize dewy textures and sharp, defined facial contours. Manicurist Chisato Yamamoto contributed dimensional nail art, rounding out the macro-focused editorial.
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